You can learn more information about Freemasonry generally, and Palestine Lodge specifically in the Becoming a Mason section, which contains additional insight. Qualifications? Membership appeals to men of every race, religion, nationality, or opinion, who meet three basic … Read More about Interested in what Maryland Masonry offers?
Visit Lodge No. 189
Are you a Regular Master Mason and want to visit, we would love to have you join us for an evening. To learn more about our Lodge, location and meeting times please visit us at our contact page - so we may properly prepare for your visit. Now serving the Catonsville & Ellicott City … Read More about Visit Lodge No. 189
What is the early story of Masonry in Maryland?
There are no known records from the earliest Lodge in Maryland but a reference to it among the documents of the Grand Lodge of Massachusetts states that it was chartered by Thomas Oxnard, Provincial Grand Master, on August 12, 1750, at Annapolis. On June 17, 1783, the Lodges on the Eastern Shore met … Read More about What is the early story of Masonry in Maryland?
Lodge No. 189 – Polos and Caps now available
Lodge No. 189 is proud to present our latest lodge polo shirts and caps. Currently only available at Meetings and Limited Events: Lodge Members to buy your polo ($25) and cap ($15) please join us at any stated meeting, or this Independence Day in Catonsville, as we March in the Catonsville … Read More about Lodge No. 189 – Polos and Caps now available
The Common Gavel Podcast
Maryland Masonic News First podcast. More podcast episodes in itunes... L … Read More about The Common Gavel Podcast
Why the name Palestine?
Why the name Palestine? Many are surprised to learn that Palestine Lodge #189 was named after a small town in Texas. Our first Worshipful Master, John H. Inglehart, Sr., was elected in 1891. He was originally from Palestine, Texas and was a member of Palestine Lodge #31 in Palestine, Texas – thus … Read More about Why the name Palestine?